Open Terminal.app in /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app.

Apple Java is still available from Apple and is required for running Zoom 5.3. In Mac OS X 10.7, Apple changed their policy of bundling Java with the operating system. Depending on whether you already have Java 7/8 installed determines the proper procedure for installation. Java 6 and Java 7 or 8 can co-exist on the same machine. In order to properly install Zoom 5.3 or below on a Mac, you must have Java 6 installed on your computer. Install Java 6 (only for Zoom 5.3 or below) However, if this takes too long, the previews may fail for that batch. You can then follow the prompts to complete this installation. In order to install it, please download and install it from here.Īlternatively, whenever a Zoom Check-in requires such thumbnail previews, Mac OS X will prompt you to install X11, as it is required by “gs”. Starting from Mac OS X 10.7, Apple no longer ships Mac OS with X11 pre-installed. Ghostscript requires X11 to be installed on the Mac. In order for Zoom to generate thumbnail previews of PDF, EPS, PostScript, or, TXT documents, Zoom runs the Ghostscript (gs) utility packaged with Zoom. Under Allow applications downloaded from select AnywhereĪllow Anywhere setting – Apple System Preferences.

Click the Lock in the bottom-left corner to unlock your preferences.In Mac OS X 10.7+, by default Mac OS X will prevent users from installing applications that were not installed from the Mac App Store. Preparing for Installation Disable Mac OS X Sandboxing

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